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Alabama's in-vitro fertilization ruling is causing panic among IVF families and providers. Gen Z is charting a new course when they travel. And USA TODAY's Women of the Year are inspiring communities around the country. |
👋Happy March, friends! John Riley here. Spring is right around the corner.🌼 Come celebrate the change of seasons with some of the best stories of the week from USA TODAY. |
But first: Election 2024.🗳️ The presidential race continues this weekend with Missouri and Idaho caucuses Saturday and the District of Columbia primary Sunday.👉 Stay with USA TODAY for latest news, analysis and results. |
Will the Alabama IVF ruling change how people vote? |
On Feb. 16, the Alabama Supreme Court sent shockwaves around the globe with its ruling that embryos created during in-vitro fertilization are "extrauterine children" and legally protected like any other child . Democrats are hoping the divisive issue can be a powerful new tool for them to engage independent and conservative-leaning voters.☑️ Read more |
How Gen Z is redefining travel |
Younger people have always been scrappy as they seek to travel the world and discover themselves. Now, however, Gen Z is finding new ways to travel. They're using social media more, spending less money and looking to get off the beaten path.✈️ Here are four of the new Gen Z travel trends. |
Get inspired by USA TODAY's Women of the Year |
They are leaders and entrepreneurs, activists and trailblazers in our communities. They are women who make a difference every day – in every state. Meet the 60 women who are using their voices and determination to push for change, equality and even joy.👩🔬 Here are USA TODAY's Women of the Year |
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